Across several North American scenes and beyond, contemporary art and film are showcased through curated exhibitions and performances. In Altona, Gallery in the Park wraps its inaugural season with two immersive exhibitions by Kathy Levandoski, culminating in an artist talk that invites visitors to engage directly with the creator’s process. San Francisco’s Fort Mason hosts Andy Goldsworthy’s Red Flags, a sunlit, flag-based installation created to mark historic anniversaries and foster unity, guided by veteran dealer Cheryl Haines. In Korea, anticipation builds around the film market with premieres and press events for Gyeongju Travel and Okay Madame 2, signaling strong domestic industry attention on new releases from acclaimed actors and directors. Nashville’s Performance Art Showcase presents four bold, boundary-pushing works—from satirical takes on work culture to a clowning piece exploring Black circus history—highlighting the festival’s playful critique of contemporary life. Finally, a general arts notification about an upcoming 43rd annual arts and crafts show underscores ongoing community programming and public-facing events, even as a digital notification issue briefly disrupts updates.